Autor/Autorin: Kenny Paul
Dr Paul Kenny is a senior lecturer at the Flinders Business School at Flinders University, South Australia. His research interests are in taxation policy, capital gains tax, small business taxation, wine taxation and the internet.
This book considers Australia''s 1999 enquiry into buisness taxation, known as the Review of Business Taxation. Focusing on the Review''s small business reforms the book finds that policy problems arose from flaws in the Review''s policy design processes and in weaknesses in the enactment processes of the federal Government. This created policy structural defects, resulting in substantial levels of community criticism.
This book considers Australia's 1999 enquiry into buisness taxation, known as the Review of Business Taxation. Focusing on the Review s small business reforms the book finds that policy problems arose from flaws in the Review s policy design processes and in weaknesses in the enactment processes of the federal Government. This created policy structural defects, resulting in substantial levels of community criticism.
Dr Paul Kenny is a senior lecturer at the Flinders Business School at Flinders University, South Australia. His research interests are in taxation policy, capital gains tax, small business taxation, wine taxation and the internet.
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Dr Paul Kenny is a senior lecturer at the Flinders Business School at Flinders University, South Australia. His research interests are in taxation policy, capital gains tax, small business taxation, wine taxation and the internet.
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This book considers Australia''s 1999 enquiry into buisness taxation, known as the Review of Business Taxation. Focusing on the Review''s small business reforms the book finds that policy problems arose from flaws in the Review''s policy design processes and in weaknesses in the enactment processes of the federal Government. This created policy structural defects, resulting in substantial levels of community criticism.
